[SOLVED] What is exactly GIGABYTE UEFI DualBIOS?

Hi!! I'm going to buy a new PC and the GA-H87-HD3 (http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product … id=4516#sp) will be my new motherboard. My doubt is how exactly I have to install Arch on it, because it brings GIGABYTE UEFI DualBIOS™. It's that a UEFi or a BIOS motherboard? I know it maybe is a silly question but I'm a dummy with hardware, and with that name I have became confused.
Should I install the UEFI + GPT way, or the BIOS + MBR one?
Last edited by logos88 (2013-10-01 05:27:40)

I have a UEFI DualBIOS Gigabyte board. It's UEFI. The "DualBIOS" bit means what headkase mentioned, there's a second chip on the board containing a backup of the UEFI firmware. The reason they call it DualBIOS is because it's their trademark - they've had this feature of a backup chip already in the old BIOS days.
However, like many UEFI boards, this one has a BIOS compatibility mode - the built-in boot menu shows two entries for each device, one prefixed with UEFI and one without. So it's up to you what to use: create a GPT disk with an EFI partition and put an EFI boot manager there (gummiboot is very nice), or create a MBR disk and boot it in BIOS compatibility mode using a classic bootloader. Since it's an UEFI board, you might as well go with that.

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